Ford Power Steering Pump

Ford was founded by Henry Ford and his workmates on June 16, 1903. Ford had grown from a small workshop into a recognizable automotive giant. Classic parts like the power steering pump contribute to the success of Ford. The power steering pump is controlled by the crankshaft through the serpentine belt. The high-pressure hydraulic hose conducts fluid pressure from the control valve with a hose that recirculates the fluid to the power steering pump. With the help of the control valve, the fluid pressure can be directed in sync with the steering wheel.

Ford has lots of high-performing auto parts. Despite that, the Ford power steering pump needs repair and maintenance after a long time of usage. The removal process for the parts is as follows. First, remove the air cleaner, if needed. Next, disconnect the lines from the pump, and loosen the drive belt. Then remove the power steering pulley and the mounting hardware. The main components of a power steering pump include the drive shaft, pump housing, rotor, steering box, pump cover, pressure control valve, and port for the fluid reservoir. We offer reliable parts and prompt online services. You can choose from a vast selection of auto parts at varied prices.